deafening

界面语言: zh

🇺🇸 /ˈdɛfənɪŋ/

📖 释义

  1. adjective
    震耳欲聋的; 压倒性的
  2. verb
    使聋（deafen的现在分词）
  3. noun
    使聋；致聋

🔗 详情

词形变化

第三人称单数: deafens 过去式: deafened 过去分词: deafened 现在分词: deafening

常用搭配

deafening silencedeafening noisedeafening roardeafening sounddeafening blastdeafening applause

派生词

deafdeafnessdeafeninglydeafened

同义词

ear-splittingear-piercingthunderousblaringboomingear-splitting

反义词

quietsilentfaintsoft

易混淆词

deaf
EN: 'Deaf' describes a person unable to hear; 'deafening' describes a sound so loud it could cause deafness.
zh: ‘Deaf’形容无法听见的人；‘deafening’形容声音大到可能导致失聪的程度。

拼写提示

EN: Remember that 'deafening' derives from the verb 'deafen' (deaf + en), so it retains the '-en-' before '-ing'. Do not write 'deafing'.
zh: 请记住，‘deafening’源自动词‘deafen’（deaf + en），因此在加-ing之前保留“-en-”。不要写成“deafing”。

💬 例句

  1. The deafening roar of the jet engines made conversation impossible.

    喷气发动机震耳欲聋的轰鸣声让人无法交谈。

  2. There was a deafening silence after the announcement.

    公告发布后，一片令人窒息的沉默。

  3. The explosion was deafening everyone within a hundred meters.

    爆炸声震聋了一百米内的所有人。

  4. Prolonged exposure to loud machinery can result in the deafening of workers over time.

    长时间暴露在嘈杂的机械环境中，会导致工人逐渐失聪。